Family Owned Company Partners with Eagle’s Wings Food Pantry to Bring Clean Snacks to Residents of Beaufort County, North Carolina

SCOTTS VALLEY, CALIF. –RW Garcia company, a family owned and operated snack brand, has partnered with a local food shelf in Washington, North Carolina to bring nutritious snacks to victims of Hurricane Florence. With the help of Eagle’s Wings Food Pantry and complimentary delivery by Stephen Craig Transport, RW Garcia will donate 195 cases filled with more than 2,400 7 oz. individual bags of its bean-infused tortilla chips.

Hurricane Florence displaced thousands of residents in North Carolina in September. Given the need for food, especially healthy food, the team at RW Garcia knew a donation of its bean-infused tortilla chips would make an impact. Nearly 200 cases of the chips – all non-GMO and made with ancient grains – were donated in total.

“As a family owned company, we cannot imagine what displaced families in North Carolina are going through,” said Vice President of Marketing for RW Garcia and second-generation Garcia family member, Genelle Chetcuti. “We hope that this contribution will make a difference in their daily lives.”

Founded in 1982 and based in Scotts Valley, California, RW Garcia is a family-owned and operated artisan maker of high quality, organic corn chips, tortilla chips and artisan crackers. RW Garcia is committed to sourcing the finest ingredients available, and proudly produces all products in its wholly-owned facilities. All RW Garcia products are made from stone ground non-GMO corn, contain no additives or preservatives, are verified non-GMO and certified gluten-free and Kosher. The company is also dedicated to making the world a better place through sustainable practices, which it uses at its manufacturing facilities in Las Vegas and Lincolnton, N.C. RW Garcia’s distinct products can be found throughout North America as well as in Europe and Australia. For more information, visit RWGarcia.com, or visit the brand on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Pinterest.